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va griz

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  1. Just looking at some of his logs at random, I noticed that at GC17JZC, he "found" it after several DNFs, and just before the owner confirmed it was missing. Something tells me that instead of his job taking him all over the world, his computer is how he travels. I will apologize to him if he signs a cache log near me the next time his job takes him to the east coast. :rolleyes:

  2. That's pretty interesting to me. The caches by area make sense, but I would not have guessed that much spread in caches per person across the various states.

     

    Although I wouldn't try it and don't know if it can be done, the different ratios of micros to regulars would be interesting too.

  3. Just for clarification, I only saw this problem referenced on another thread. I've never cached near there or ran into this. And I would tend to agree, at some point this guy may well grow up and stop playing childish games. I just thought there might be a way to lock him out until he can play well with others.

  4. There are several ways to show the coordinates for the next stage. I've seem them written on the outside of a handrail, printed on a sheet that was taped to an unobtrusive surface, and laminated on a tag that was tied to the bottom of a walkway. I am absolutly sure there are other ways I have yet to see.

     

    Were they any clues on the cache page that indicated what you were looking for?

  5. I've wondered this same thing. One cache I hide was on a small bridge, and one of the site robots encouraged me to add the handicapped accessible icon. I did, but wondered how someone would fare if they attempted it in a chair. There was a slight incline to get to it, a little steeper than a ramp. But my main concern was the "roadway" was composed of coarse planks, and I have no idea if that could catch a wheel or not.

     

    So I'll ask here since there are knowledgeable people in the thread. Where should the limit be for handicap accessable? Especially in terms of grade and surface. I don't mind typing "cache is above eye level" to inform someone that it can't be reached from a chair, but for instance, I don't want to trick them into going a quarter mile on a nice trail but be stopped by what seemed to me to be a shallow ditch.

  6. Congrats on your record. It made me curious and I looked at my state's new caches. Starting with today, here are the number of new caches across the whole state, about 400 miles wide:

     

    18th 0

    17th 9

    16th 2

    15th 13

    14th 10

    13th 11

    12th 4

    11th 11

    10th 4

    9th 3

    8th 10

     

    Of those, the vast majority were found on the day they were published or the next. Right now there are only 9 of them unfound, and 6 of those were placed yesterday. Several of those may be found but not yet logged. Since it is unusual to have 17 unfound caches avalible to us at any one time, I would guess your record is safe from Virginians.

  7. On Saturday I placed a micro that has already been found, logged another DNF on a micro that should be findable, did two of the middle stages of a multi in various parks and kicked myself for not having the camera with me, and found the final of a puzzle-multi cache that was a lot of fun.

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